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A tribute to the veteran photojournalist whose work revealed the country’s beauty, contradictions, and defining moments
Curated weekend reads and thoughtful essays. Stories that inspire, inform, and enrich your perspective on leadership, culture, and life.

In Japan, manga isn’t an industry—it’s culture at scale. A journey through the habits that made it so

What if the real crisis in leadership is not strategic—but moral? It’s a question Prof Raj Sisodia explores in this Meet the Author conversation

What happens when a centuries-old knowledge system—held in practice, not institutions—meets a world changing faster than it can adapt? The Changpas of Changthang are living that question.

A journey through Pompeii, Tuscany, Florence and Rome becomes a meditation on art, memory, and the fragile permanence of human endeavour

From Hormuz to Dalal Street, a distant conflict is quietly reshaping risk for Indian investors—and exposing the limits of “India-only” portfolios

Chaos, craft and the return of the auteur

My annual curtain-raiser: the likely winners, the dark horses, and the one film you should actually watch.

Books, films and cultural works that help us see the Middle East beyond the noise of geopolitics

Why global diversification is less about chasing returns and more about protecting your financial future from a single-country risk

A reflection on joy, and why the ordinary day may be enough

When success no longer answers “What now?”

What the return of the Piprahwa relics asks of us—about restraint, remembrance, and how we practice attention today

Armed with a diary and pen, I set out on a solo two-and-a-half-month ‘journalling adventure’ through Malaysia and Indonesia. Every little self-musing helped me remember my old self and awaken a new one

11 stories that asked us to slow down, look closer, and feel more deeply